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British postal history dealers? by [email protected]
Repeating my post from earlier this week (which got no responses); I've revised it slightly: Can anyone suggest names of dealers who might sell WWII British postal history? I am searching for two British slogan cancellations on piece or on cover, one from 1941 and the other from 1948: -- "HELP TO...
September 4th 05 03:30 PM
by Zdenek Jizba Go to last post
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Sir Rodney to the Rescue please. by Ralphael1
G'day Sir Rodney; Looks like I need a rescue again and not from the hurricane either. Being OLD, decripit and forgetful I make reminder notes...HOWEVER, the notes are too brief and then sufferikng from CRS I am lost. A note I wrote says"March 2002 Australia Expo (HK Expo) blue is different." Next...
September 4th 05 02:13 PM
by Ralphael1 Go to last post
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Looking Back #65 - 2¢ Parks Changing Color by Blair (TC)
2=A2 Parks Changing Color (Scott 741 and 757) http://www.1847usa.com/images/741.jpg Shades of this stamp lately observed would indicate that in the late printings, this stamp is gradually assuming the carmine hue customarily seen in the 2=A2...
September 4th 05 11:30 AM
by Rodney Go to last post
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Looking Back #66 - The (US) N.R.A. Stamp by Blair (TC)
The (US) N.R.A. Stamp (Scott 732) http://cjoint.com/data/jeg6MXqrjj.htm One of the earliest stamps issued during the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt was the 3=A2 N.R.A. commemorative of August, 1933, which was planned to arouse the support and interest of the general public in...
September 4th 05 11:22 AM
by Rodney Go to last post
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Curiosity Corner #202: People hiding on stamps 2 by Rodney
Australia SG0523 Designer R. Ingpen The 5c design representing a pioneer family is a composite prepared by the artist from various sources. The child (front left) is Ingpen's 6yo daughter, Sophie Ingpen. The mother in the design is the artist's wife's grandmother (Mrs Salmon of Ballarat)
September 4th 05 05:20 AM
by Rodney Go to last post
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Ashton Potter Numbered End Cards by Ronald Maifeld
Around September 1st, 2005, Ashton Potter started using End Cards that featured a number in the 'NOTICE' triangle. I have three different examples with an assortment of numbers as high as 30 on the New Mexico Rio Grande Blankets end card. In addition to the Rio Grande Blankets, Ashton Potter has...
September 4th 05 05:12 AM
by Blair (TC) Go to last post
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End of U.S. backstamps by [email protected]
Recently, on this group, I believe, there was a post about the postmaster general of the U.S. ordering an end to the use of backstamps. Anyone recall who posted it, when? It might have been on Stamporama, but I'm thinking it was Blair, on this group. I search his posts and came up empty. Bob
September 4th 05 05:06 AM
by Blair (TC) Go to last post
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Correction - Ashton Potter Numbered End Cards by Ronald Maifeld
The link on the previous message was not working properly. Around September 1st, 2005, Ashton Potter started using End Cards that featured a number in the 'NOTICE' triangle. I have three different examples with an assortment of numbers as high as 30 on the New Mexico Rio Grande Blankets end card....
September 4th 05 02:18 AM
by Ronald Maifeld Go to last post
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Looking Back #64 - $1 Presidential, U S I R Watermark by Blair (TC)
$1 Presidential, U S I R Watermark While the $1 Presidential stamp printed on revenue paper, watermarked, "U S I R," has been given considerable publicity I have not as yet, seen any explanation as to what happened that brought about this variety. Without having made pertinent inquires, I learn...
September 3rd 05 05:01 AM
by Blair (TC) Go to last post
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Looking Back #63 - (US) Presidential Medals Available by Blair (TC)
(US) Presidential Medals Available It may be of interest to readers to know that the medals from which the portrait designs of several of the stamps in the current Presidential set were modelled are obtainable from the U. S. Mint. These are the 5=A2 Monroe, 11=A2 Polk, 14=A2 Pierce, 19=A2 Hayes,...
September 3rd 05 04:35 AM
by Blair (TC) Go to last post
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Curiosity Corner #196: The New Queen by Rodney
A commentary by Mr. Giles Bertram, on the release of the new issues back in 1970, that may be of interest, and gobbled up by our resident Machin community. http://cjoint.com/data/iuc62tUclH.htm Courtesy of Australian Stamp News March 1970
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September 2nd 05 07:18 PM
by Roger Smith Go to last post
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Attn Victor: Friedrich Engels by Rodney
G'day Victor, If you are still working on an Engels collection, there is a cover (1840) from Mr. Engels on DDR SGE2358 (1981) Type E707 10pfennig+05pfennig The other in the set of 2, offers a postcard from Karl Marx (1878) HTH
September 2nd 05 03:52 PM
by Rodney Go to last post
2 382
The Australian Arm of the SNA by Victor Manta
It is shown on the bottom of the page: http://www.values.ch/sna-site/staff/sna-staff.htm -- Victor Manta ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Spanish North Africa:...
September 2nd 05 02:55 PM
by Victor Manta Go to last post
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Yahoo Auctions vs. eBay by Richard Mateles
I frequently use eBay for both purchases and sales, and have looked at Yahoo's stamp auctions also. eBay seems to me to be a good place to list provided the item can tolerate the fees and commissions. Yahoo, on the other hand, seems to have a poorer search function, but there are no fees...
September 2nd 05 11:48 AM
by Bhb [D*] Go to last post
1 448
Oz A and PPE R NVI Y? by Rodney
A colleague off-list has brought up a very pertinent query, All Australian Aerogrammes and International Pre Paid Envelopes (PPE's) since 1993 are issued NVI (No Value Indicated) excepting "aeropex '94" The contemporary value of the telegram has varied little in the ten years, remaining at around...
September 2nd 05 01:50 AM
by Rodney Go to last post
5 324
Stamps with large hole punched in center [Tanganyika] by gordon curry
I have a nice set of Tanganyika hi values SC 39-44 all cancelled. But the 3 & 5 shilling stamps have a neat quarter inch hole in the center. Can anyone tell me what this is called? Is it a form of cancellation? Does it reduce the value of the stamp? Gordon
September 2nd 05 12:50 AM
by Rodney Go to last post
2 202
Looking Back #62 - "Stephen" Daye Issue by Blair (TC)
"Stephen" Daye Issue The Post Office Department announces a stamp to commemorate the introduction of printing into the United States. . . . Official announcement says, "On a press imported from England, Stephen Daye in 1639, in a house of the first president of Harvard College, produced 'The...
September 1st 05 11:08 PM
by Blair (TC) Go to last post
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Bavaria Telephone Stamp by Blair (TC)
Bavaria Telephone Stamp http://cjoint.com/data/jcarwkxf1D.htm The scan shows a Bavarian Telephone Stamp (Telephone Ticket). It shows a 10pf stamp which paid for a 5 minute telephone call at an official (public) telephone booth (station).
September 1st 05 10:24 PM
by Blair (TC) Go to last post
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"Be for Bush" Stamp Contest by Don
While surfing around, I came across the winners of the "Be for Bush" stamp design contest. For more on B4B and how you can thank a wounded soldier, sailor, airman or Marine, go to http://www.stampcollectingroundup.blogspot.com.
September 1st 05 07:28 PM
by Roger Smith Go to last post
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South Africa, Zulu War issue label by Alan
Stan Fairchild wrote: Having just acquired the South Africa 1979 issue commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Zulu War, I now have a mystery on my desk. The souvenir sheet has singles of the three stamps in the issue, plus a label. The label is shown at: ...
September 1st 05 06:32 PM
by Stan Fairchild Go to last post
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